Updated: Twice before, the Manhattan jury deciding a criminal case against former leaders of Dewey & LeBoeuf have said the group was having difficulty deciding the case.
Due to differing “strategic visions” and “philosophical beliefs,” a Mississippi law firm has undergone what at least one exiting partner describes as an amicable split.
A former hedge fund manager, while defending himself against 22 felony charges in a federal case related to multiple fraud schemes, hid a tablet computer in the ceiling of his…
A start-up designed to train lawyers to provide needed legal services to people of modest means is taking applications from recent law grads who are licensed in New York.
A California city must pay more than $117,000 in attorney’s fees for a critic it sued over alleged copyright infringement due to government meeting footage he included in his YouTube…
Jurors considering the fate of three former leaders of Dewey & LeBoeuf acquitted the defendants on a handful of additional counts on Tuesday before being ordered by a judge to…
Updated: A juror in the trial of three former leaders of Dewey & LeBoeuf reported that she was in the emergency room on Wednesday after experiencing vertigo.
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit (PDF) contending that BigLaw firms’ reliance on law school rankings in hiring discriminated against the disabled.
As anyone who has ever watched Pokémon knows, Pikachu and the other characters can only say their names and nothing else. This is probably why they have a team of…
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